Voluntary Medical Benefits

 

Supplemental Medical Benefits

Voluntary benefits, through Unum, complement your medical coverage by providing extra financial protection and filling coverage gaps.

  • Premiums are conveniently paid through payroll deduction.
  • These voluntary plans are not a substitute for medical insurance.
  • Your basic life insurance beneficiary designation will apply if you participate in voluntary benefits.

Why are these plans important? Because health plans have limits.

Your health insurance covers a large portion of your medical care expenses, but not all. That’s where these benefits step in. These personal protection benefits help you cover gaps, such as lost income, deductibles, and everyday bills. You are paid a lump sum, allowing you to focus on recovery rather than managing finances.

Accident Insurance

If you are accidentally injured, Accident Insurance provides a cash benefit for more than 50 types of injuries, services, and treatments. This benefit can help with expenses your health plan does not cover, such as co-pays and deductibles. Coverage is available for you and your family members.

Critical Illness Insurance

A severe illness often brings unexpected financial strain. Critical Illness Insurance pays a lump sum if you are diagnosed with a covered condition. This benefit allows you to focus on recovery rather than expenses. Coverage is available for you and your family members.

Be Well Benefit

With Critical Illness Insurance, you and your covered family members can earn a $50 wellness benefit when you complete important tests or health screenings.

Hospital Insurance

A hospital stay, medical procedure, or even hospital birth can cost thousands of dollars. Hospital Insurance helps cover out-of-pocket expenses your medical plan may not pay, such as copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Coverage is available for you and your family members.